In the game of golf, a good score is always built from 100 yards and in; smacking big drives down the middle of the fairway is fun, and hitting towering iron shots is great, but it’s the wedges that are key to a tidy scorecard. A good set, then, is essential for players looking to take their game to the next level.
They’re hit more than any other clubs, too – especially if people regularly practice at their club’s driving range and short game areas – and grooves will naturally wear down over time, and clubs will need replacing. In fact, some tour pros change their sets every few tournaments, but for regular golfers, it’s thought to be good practice to change them out every 75 rounds or so.
